Bernadette Lombardo

Bernadette Lombardo is an experienced counselor whose dedication shines through her work with individuals facing difficulties managing stress and anxiety. She provides compassionate support to those who struggle with avoiding social interactions, self-doubt, and feelings of disconnection. Recognizing that stress and anxiety are common human experiences, Bernadette focuses on the intricate relationship between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Utilizing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) as the foundation of her clinical practice, she specializes in cognitive restructuring and the development of effective coping strategies. With over 25 years of experience, Bernadette is adept in working with children, adolescents, families, and the elderly. Her vast knowledge of special education law enables her to guide clients through the complexities of accessing and advocating for special education services. Additionally, her familiarity with the court systems and various state agencies, including the Department of Children & Family Services (DCF), DDS, and DMH, assists families in navigating challenging circumstances. For two decades, she has also served as a crisis clinician in emergency rooms along the north shore, further enhancing her ability to provide the support and understanding that her clients need.